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Course Description

This course will assist students in their roles as a helper by providing awareness of the diversity of Indigenous Nations and cultures, impacts of colonization, and models of healing and wellness. As part of a movement towards reconciliation, students will engage in experiential learning and witnessing and will have the opportunity to incorporate their understanding into their work.
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Application

Name
Counselling Skills Foundations: Mental Health & Addictions Certificate
Instructions
Registration for this course is only permitted upon acceptance of the program application. If you have been given permission to register, please continue to registration.  If you wish to apply for the program press apply now.  

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Course
Indigenous Perspectives
Schedule
Jun 04, 2026 to Jul 23, 2026
Type
In Person
Days
Th
Time
6:15PM to 9:15PM
Dates
Jun 04, 2026 to Jul 23, 2026
Type
In Person
Days
Sa
Time
9:30AM to 4:00PM
Dates
Jul 18, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Hours
30.0
Location
  • Offsite
  • Downtown Campus
Course Fee(s)
Tuition Fee credit (2 credits) $739.17 Click here to get more information
Instructors
  • Jean Wasegijig

Section Notes

To fully benefit from your learning, attendance and respectful participation in classes is needed. Students should attend the first class, to understand class expectations and schedule.. Missing more than 2 classes can result in a failing mark, unless extenuating circumstances are documented. If you know you will miss a class, or experience challenges that prevent you from attending class, you must contact your instructor as soon as possible to discuss options.

The Saturday class is required for students to attend. This session will be an opportunity to attend a Sweat Lodge ceremony, which will be offered off campus, More information will be provided in class by the instructor.

Textbook: For Joshua. Author: Richard Wagamese. ISBN:13-9780385693240